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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
3
Beery Gregeist notes a drop in calomel sales as Wydsen's Liver Tone gains popularity. Local druggists tout Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy that cleanses liver sluggishness without gripe. A large bottle costs little and offers money back if it fails to aid health and energy.
A fragmentary excerpt presents a motto about perseverance attributed to a character named The Exception with a phrase “Perseverance always ceaqeera” and a second scout remark about someone who sits on a china pot, reflecting a rustic dialogue captured in garbled text.
A provocative regional verse hints that women of all ages should demand recognition and success without tears. The odd phrasing contrasts youth and beauty with the call for a louder, united claim to opportunity.
A reflective note states words persist beyond memory and laments that some people know much yet miss the extent of their own ignorance. It muses on the limits of certainty and the challenge of self awareness.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges city families to raise poultry with roosterless flocks to cut costs. Small back yard flocks, especially six to eight hens, can provide eggs year round and occasional chicken dinners while using kitchen waste efficiently. General purpose breeds like Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Red suit urban yards, and keeping pure stock can yield breeding stock or eggs for hatching.
United States Department of Agriculture poultry specialists push replacing mongrel stock with standard bred to raise both quality and production. Mississippi culling across nine counties removed 10 792 birds weighing 25 900 pounds, 2.4 pound average, improving eggs for New Orleans market.
A flock of chickens boosts farm income when kept with clean surroundings. Inspecting a fence flyer shows confinement helps protect the flock and prevent disease. Farmers are urged to maintain hygiene and secure pens to improve productivity.
Advert ises a tiny bottle of Freezone that costs a few cents and claims to relieve pain instantly by softening corns and calluses so the corn can be lifted out root and all with no pain or irritation. It emphasizes applicability to hard and soft corns and corns between toes and bottoms of feet.
Bobby chats with an air pilot waiting to see his sister. He jokes that flying machines are in the Bible. The pilot asks if true. Bobby cites a sermon by the vicar about Esau selling his heir ship to his brother Jacob in a humorous Stray Stories vignette.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura for sore hands. It suggests soaking hands in Cuticura Soap, drying, then rubbing in Cuticura Ointment and removing surplus with tissue. It touts using Soap Ointment and Talcum for all toilet needs.
A tale recounted by YR CONG Ena nn about German bolshevism and war indemnities ends with Sheridan the spendthrift using a ruse. He offers Hanson a bill from the renowned safe man Gunter, then flees with the payment in hand.
A brief dialogue notes that the children are old fashioned and well behaved, with adults observing their obedience to parents. The exchange hints at traditional values shaping the youngsters.
The annual Canadian Bureau of Statistics report shows the average value of farm land in the dominion at 46 dollars per acre in 1918, including improvements. Earlier years 1917 44 dollars, 1916 41 dollars, 1915 40 dollars, and 1914 38 dollars per acre.
An 19th century patent remedy claims catarrh is a constitutional issue not cured by local application. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, combining tonics and purifiers. Sold by druggists with testimonials offered by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A new orphanage resident, unsettled by disorder in his former home, witnesses intensified cleaning as officials conduct their annual inspection. After the visit, he questions the need for frequent scrubbing, noting the board’s presence altered routines.
An outsized monument near Brussels commemorates a German general. As Allied forces advanced last year a witty gesture placed a handbag bearing the words To Berlin in the statue’s outstretched hand.
The remark suggests the case was driven by a short circuit court, implying a quick or technical fault. It frames the dispute as tied to procedural or electrical fault rather than substantive claims.
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